Understanding the Recent Developments in Michigan: A Recap of Stateside’s Latest Show
In the aftermath of ICE’s controversial actions in Minneapolis, Stateside recently delved into the implications with constitutional law expert Leah Litman from the University of Michigan Law School. The discussion encompassed topics such as aggressive immigration enforcement, gun rights, and the potential checks and balances in place.
Shifting gears, the show also shed light on the heartwarming initiatives of Michigan mothers who are actively fundraising for families in Gaza, showcasing the power of community support and empathy.
On a more artistic note, musician Nat Timmerman shared insights into their latest album and upcoming performance at the Ann Arbor Folk Festival. Their unique blend of traditional folk instruments and modern effects promises a memorable musical experience for attendees.
Lastly, in the podcast segment, producer Michelle Jokisch-Polo explored the origins of Michigan’s favorite exclamation in the latest episode of On Hand, revealing intriguing insights about local linguistic quirks.
For those interested in catching up with Stateside’s engaging content, the show is available on popular podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Featured Guests on Today’s Show:
- Leah Litman, professor at the University of Michigan Law School
- Beenish Ahmed, reporter for Michigan Public
- Nat Timmerman, musician
- Betsy Sneller, co-director of Michigan State University’s Sociolinguistics Lab
